The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1887-09-07

church powers, uncontrolled by the State,
should be obtained. Count Ballesterin
gave to the congress the party motto
1Vigilate ct Crate" Several spea kers
urged immediate legislative .agltation to
obtain control of pa bic instruction. The
congress separated without doing more
than affirming the policy of watcnful
suspense advocated by the leaders.
When the Bavarien diet opens on the
Nth instant, Baron Ton Lutz, the Prime
Minister, will report in relation to the
Kings condition. Baron Won Lutz aud
Baron Won Crailshein, the foreign minis
ter, visited the King last week and found
him in the same state as last reported
confirmed maniac. Prince Luitpold, the
Regent Is reported to beu nwilling to depose
Otto, preferring to await his expected early
death. The economy of the Regency is
rapidly wiping out the debts of the late
King. The expenses of the court have
been curtsiled, and quantity of the aris-
tocTatic lumber that accumulated during
the reign of King Ludwig has been sold,
realizing ample sums to meet his creditors
AUSTRIAN TROUBLES.
The Austrian Government is troubled
over the hostile attitude of the Czech
and German parties in the Bohemian diet.
The German delegates maintain their re-
fusal to appear in the coming diet, and
will hold the proceedings of that body 20
be null unless the government guarantees
protection of German rights. On the
other band the Czech leaders accuse Dr..
Gausch, Minister of Public Instruction,
of favoriDg the German ele-
ment by suppressing Czech schools
and dismissing officials unless
they assist in the work of Germanization.
In order 10 examine into the situation Ba-
ron Krauss, the Governor of Bohemia,
went to Vienna, where they held a confer
ence with Count Won Taffe, President of
the Council, and DR.. Gsutch. The result
of the conference was that the Czech COM
plants against the schools were declared
unfounded, and was stated that no schools
had been suppressed except where they
taxing place in the diet between the two
parties.
The main Austrian military maneuvers
began around Olmutz on Thursday, on the
same ground crossed by the Austrians after
the battle of Sadowa. The German general
Won Waldensee was specially favored
guests. He was allotted apartments
in the Castle Laschkan, near the rooms OF
the Emperor. Marshal Rheinlander, who
is reputed to be the best Austrian strate
gist, directs the maneuvers
The international Trsm.Tays congress is
meeting in Vienna. Seventy delegates ara
present. Neither the English nor AmerI-
can trsmway companies are represented.
The international Hygenic Congress will
open in Vienna on SeDtemb Der 26. Eighteen
hundred members from all parts of the
world will be in attendance.
Prince Bismarck will leave Kissengen
on tie Ssh instant, returning 70 Fried
richrhe.
The journey of Count Herbert Bismarck
to E1gand is thought TO he for the pur-
pose CT attending the coming marriage of
the daughter Of Lord Londonderry, Viceroy
of Ireland.
At meeting of the Nuskier Verband,
il was decided to take measures to make a
professional examination ofmusic teachers
compulsory.
An Allgemeine-Deutsche Sprach Verein
congress Will be held in Dresden in October
to arrange for the establishment of an
academy for teaching the German lang
uage